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Fashion for Fat PeopleThis Christmas - What is it about Christmas that has women automatically think about the way they look or worry over their weight? Has it anything to do with festive season adverts like "Big" Turkey, "Plump" Goose, "Fleshy" Duck or "Fat" juicy Chicken. I know, not nice words to hear for them who are overweight but they sell poultry and you have to accept this, unless this Christmas you choose to pass by the freezer section in your supermarket. You could however do something about your weight if this is the problem. Getting in shape and losing weight will have you see the meaning of - Big Plump Fleshy and Fat in a different light, and more in the way of "I'm tasty please eat me". Have you been thinking about dieting to lose weight before Christmas, or just generally considering joining a weight loss program in spite of the season, if so, there's no better time to start shedding those pounds now. It'...

What does it mean when someone says "Bible times"? If you think about it, the Bible in its entirety spans thousands of years. Costumes change almost as quickly as the times that changed and evolved. The various costumes for Bible times are different depending on the story. The manner of dress during Moses' time is different than the manner of dress during Christ's birth. There are different reasons why you'd need costumes for Bible times. For one, it is a good learning tool to visually act out Bible stories for children who are in Sunday school. It is also great for adults. Acting out scenes from the Bible on the stage is a great way to make the stories memorable. A popular time for costumes for Bible times is Christmas. The traditional Christmas Pageant is as much a part of the season for regular church goers as Santa and other traditional folk figures. If you are putting on a Christmas pageant of your own, it is essential to end up with the best and most reali...

Looking good on a tight budget - it's a problem that many of us face, and can seem almost insurmountably difficult when the coolest brands are, unfortunately and inevitably, sold at the costliest prices. Sales and special offers are all well and good, but only happen from time to time - for the rest of the season, we're doomed to pay full price for those fashion items we fall in love with. Surely there's a way to save money and get must-have clothing all year round? Don't despair - I believe I've found the answer, and it's called Nectar Fashion. Quite a few shops offer loyalty schemes for their customers - the basic mechanics of which are: you buy an item, you present your loyalty card, you get a portion of what you've spent back in the form of points, and you spend those points towards other items in the future. You may well already be aware of this kind of loyalty schemes - they're a great way to invest money towards next season's chic clothing cr...